Abby Dow and Ellie Kildunne complete hat-tricks as England score 14 tries at Twickenham
England's record win over Ireland
England on course for another Grand Slam after fourth emphatic win - France away next week
England's 28th successive Women's Six Nations win
Second highest crowd for women's rugby match - 48,778
Ireland score through penalty try in second half
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Twickenham
The England players it is fair to say got a big welcome. Fans packed up the sides of the famous Twickenham gates for over two hours before their arrival.
Some smiles but very much in game mode with the headphones in!
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two
We don't want to see one-sided games it does not benefit the women's game.
England have not lost since 2018 in the Six Nations. We want to have that competitive balance and with investment it will get there.
It's key to have that jeopardy and it will grow the game.
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland's Sam Monaghan is sidelined for their visit to Twickenham after failing to recover from the 36-5 victory over Wales last week.
Monaghan has been an integral ball carrier for her country during this year's Six Nations campaign and has the most carries in the tournament.
With Monaghan out Ireland have strength in flanker Aoife Wafer, who has also topped another stat chart with the most metres made during this year's tournament.
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Twickenham
The buzz started around Twickenham even before the doors opened at 11:45 BST.
The fan village then quickly filled up with live music plus various fun and games.
Lots of young families and a real homely feel to the occasion, with plenty of green shirts among a sea of white.
Personally wanted a go on the rodeo bull, but that will have to be wait until after the match report is up.
The entertainment is not just on the pitch today!
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Kat Merchant
2014 World Cup winner on BBC Rugby Union Weekly
England are a close knit group and they do seem to be very connected as a squad in how they are performing.
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
England: Kildunne; Dow, Jones, Heard, Breach; Aitchison, Hunt; Botterman, Atkin-Davies, Muir, Galligan, Aldcroft, Kabeya, Packer (capt), Matthews.
Replacements: Powell, Carson, Clifford, Talling, Feaunati, L Packer, Scarratt, Gregson.
Ireland: Delany; Corrigan, Higgins, Dalton, Parsons; O'Brien, Reilly; Djougang, Jones, Haney; Wall, O'Connor, Wafer, McMahon (capt), Hogan.
Replacements: Moloney, O'Dowd, McGrath, Tuite, Ikahihifo, Scuffil-McCabe, Breen, Deely.
England v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Ireland lost their opening two games with France and Italy but arrive in London after a thumping win over Wales last time out.
Can the visitors take their form into their meeting with the champions..?
Image source, BBC SportEngland v Ireland (14:15 BST)
England are three from three after comfortable wins over Italy, Wales and Scotland.
They will be heavy favourites to claim victory again this afternoon...
Image source, BBC SportEngland v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Three down, two to go...
Image source, PA MediaIreland are next on England's quest to defend their title and win a sixth consecutive Women's Six Nations...
Image source, PA MediaKick off at Twickenham is at 14:15 BST...